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parameters from derived part to iam

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A.K.CORTEL
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parameters from derived part to iam

Hi, I'm trying to push parameters from1.JPG to iam and made them edible, is this doable?

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A.Acheson
in reply to: A.K.CORTEL

Hi @A.K.CORTEL 

It won't be possible to drive linked parameters like that as that is a bottom up workflow. You can drive them from top down through ilogic. Can you share an example of how you manually are currently doing this? Include images of the parameter window and browser.

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A.K.CORTEL
in reply to: A.Acheson

Hi 
 
Acheson, I have a top down (skeletal ) ipt, I made derived parts for each sketch.
 

 My thought is if it would possible to drive linked parameters without including the top down ipt to the master iam.

1-1.JPG

2-2.JPG

3-3.JPG

 

 

Message 4 of 8
A.Acheson
in reply to: A.K.CORTEL

Manual method. Place skeleton .ipt into .iam, edit skelton and update.

 

Ilogic method

Place skeleton .ipt into .iam. Drive parameter from the assembly parameter. 

 

Parameter("Skeleton:1","Param1") = Param1

 See help page here for this function

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A.K.CORTEL
in reply to: A.K.CORTEL

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A.K.CORTEL
in reply to: A.Acheson

Thanks Acheson,I'm familiar with the snipping you provide and the method.
To your knowledge is there any code that can copy paste parameters?

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A.Acheson
in reply to: A.K.CORTEL

Not exactly copy and paste but sort of. Go into the ilogic editor, open your skelton part in the browser and the parameters list, highlight the parameters and right click capture parameter value. This should give you the parameter function and its value from the assembly level. It should only be a matter of assigning a parameter value to the parameter function.

 

Definitely quicker than typing it all out.

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Alan
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A.K.CORTEL
in reply to: A.Acheson

Thank you again Acheson, you are always helpful

 

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